Argue Oil Suit In District Court Begins Closing
Closing arguments in the suit of W A Clark of Pittsburg against the Great Dome 1 company proceeded in district court before Judge Percy A Mes of Basin. The case seeks hundreds of thousands over a contract to buy treasury stock of Mexico Wyoming Petroleum later acquired by Great Dome. Clark’s Denver suit to halt the sale preceded the purchase and the subsequent drilling work in the Grass Creek area.
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Colorado
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Mrs Cyril W Park Dead Funeral Next Sunday
Mrs Cyril W Park a well known young city woman died at the Private hospital at 4 40 yesterday morning She was formerly Miss Helen West Gilpatrick of Denver born 1892 and educated at Wolfehall Manual Training High School class of 1912 She leaves her mother Mrs Gilpatrick grandmother Mrs E F Weat Denver husband Cyril W Park and infant son Cyril Jr Private services will be held at the Dan and Park home next Sunday with interment in Denver on Monday.
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Happy Household Humor Reflects Quiet Home Life
A Florida Times-Union note playful about a husband returning late, carrying shoes to his wife’s room as a lighthearted glimpse into domestic routine and humor within the home. The piece relies on simple domestic images to evoke a warm, familiar mood.
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Senate Debates Big Navy Armor Bill Printing Controversy
Senate debate centers on Bethlehem Steel armor plate bill and a public document printing row. Reed accuses Penrose and Oliver of steering profits to private firms, while Overman denounces the mail frank abuse and government printing for a private interest.
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Smith
Georgia
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Eaid Reed
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Seuster Oliver
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Micet Company
Noworthy
Mead
Literary Club Addresses Prohibition and Campaign Blunders
The Young Men's Literary club discussed prohibition's impact on the legislature and campaign difficulties, noting pay gaps and risks for candidates. Debates covered militia mobilization errors, infantile paralysis, and historic cases, with Dr. W A Wyman presenting a paper and the meeting adjourned late.
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Cheyenne
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Temple Boomed for Big Baseball Job
NEW YORK July 21 William Chase Temple known as The Father of World Series is boomed to succeed Garry Merrmane as chairman of the National Baseball Commission Temple is viewed as an ideal candidate He is a retired millionaire and longtime Pittsburgh club executive.
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National Council of Women Voters to Meet in Cheyenne
The National Council of Women Voters plans its Cheyenne convention next week at the Industrial club auditorium with Mary Bellamy of Laramie delivering the welcome. Attendees include Emma Smith DeVoe of Tacoma and Rev Olympia Brown of Racine among many state and national figures, highlighting Wyoming’s suffrage legacy.
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Laramie
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Tacoma
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Frank Templeton Graves
Vote
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Kentucky
Bernice Sapp
Supreme Court of Washington
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Council
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Idaho
Matie Duff
Montana
Elisa Tupper Wilkes
Los Angeles
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Colorado
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Elenor Lawry
Denver
Caroline Spencer
Colorado Springa
Utah
Lucy Waite
Ilinois
Ahena
Brown
Peoria
Olinoig Suffrage Society
Laura G. Fixen
Federal Oil Company
Texas
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Grace. Wilbat Trow
Chicago
Bellamy
Olympia Brown
Racine
Wisconsin
Ira
Abigail Scot Duniway
Portland
Orgeon
United States
Kansas
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Emerson
Fighting Parson to Preach Sunday at St. Mark's
Lieutenant B. H. Turner of Wheatland known privately as Rev. A. B. Turner will occupy the pulpit at All Saint Episcopal Church in Wheatland and at St. Mark's on Sunday morning. Services start at eleven with national guard members especially invited.
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Wheatland
Fev
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All Saint Episcopal Church
St. Mark's Church
National Guard
Farmers Roundup at Torrington Station Today
The annual Farmers Roundup will be held today at the Torrington Experimental station. W. L. Quayle, director of state farm administration, and Alex Heathen of Burne are slated to speak. Crop expectations for the term will be assessed during the day.
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Alex Hae Tn
Burne
Unclear fragment hints at sports team plans
Fragmentary text mentions Keenl edge and men with no preset league affirmations, aiming to be timed and succeed. The passage lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to establish a concrete news item.
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Germans Hide Merchant Submarine Dentachl in Baltimore Harbor
In fear of attack German authorities secret the Dentachl submarine at Baltimore harbor. The craft lies by a pier with a barge on the opposite side, barbed wire along the warehouse and pier, a boom extending from the barge, and netting to block approach. Only a partial view is possible from a distance.
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Baltimore
Interne
Knights of Columbus to Initiate Thirty in Three Degrees
A local council plans a three degree initiation for about thirty Knights of Columbus tomorrow. Morning services at St Marys cathedral will precede degree work led by State Deputy Herbert Fairall of Colorado and John H. Reddin of Denver. A banquet will follow with speeches from prominent Colorado and Wyoming knights.
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Denver
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J. O'Keefe
W. M. Bresnahan
P. J. O'Rouke
J. B. Depast
Martin McHugh
T. Murphy
Hugh E. Carroll
Dr. B. G. Ahrens
M. J. Chijetensen
Topoleski
F. Ee. Wilkinson
D. J. Mulhailan
W. J. Keating
Pederhen
B. J. Cole
Cheyenne
BE. Gross
L. J. Smith
Charles W. Johnson Undergoes Treatment in Laramie
Charles W. Johnson, operator for Union Pacific at Laramie, is undergoing treatment at St. John's Hospital.
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Union Pacific
Laramie
St. John's Hospital
Hibernians Decry Irish Leaders Death and German Ally Victory
In Boston on July 1 the Ancient Order of Hibernians adopted resolutions denouncing the killings of Irish leaders and congratulating the German-American alliance on a military success. The group expressed solidarity with Germany and praised its role as defender of small nations.
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Ineland
McCormick Starts Democratic Campaign Headquarters
New York reports Vance McCormick has taken possession of the Democratic national committee headquarters and organized key assistants for President Wilson's re election campaign. The setup signals an active campaign under McCormick's new chairmanship.
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Vance McCormick
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